#34: Open Spaces Review, Made In Bakeware, and Sustainable Table Linens

Welcome to issue #34 of The Home Catalog.

Hi there,

This week we launched our new reviews section with an in-depth look at home organization brand Open Spaces. Our reviewer Alexandra Frost tested two of the Open Spaces' best-selling items to get a true idea of how this brand works within the function of a real home.

We also have an interview with Staci Inspektor of Atelier Saucier. The articles dives into the brand's sustainable practices and its vision to change change what the average person thinks about using table linens as part of their daily routine. 

Cheers!

P.S. Open Spaces is offering 20% off sitewide until April 11th, use code SPRING20 at checkout to get your discount. Shop now. 

Featured Brands

With all the work getting reviews up and running, we haven't added any new brands to the site this week. Here are three favorites to check out: 

• Isle de Nature: A bee-powered luxury home fragrance brand
• Noho: Noho creates furniture by upcycling ghost nets and other ocean waste rather than depleting our natural resources
• Spark Grills: Precision charcoal grilling 

Living Cozy is supported by Fyrn, a furniture brand that crafts hand-made modern heirlooms. Check out Fyrn's collection of chairs, bar stools and counter stools here. 

Open Spaces Review: Who Knew Home Organization Could Be So Stylish

Open Spaces makes organization essentials for every space. We tested two of its best-selling products. Read the review here.

The Roundup

Limited Edition Brooklinen Sheets

Brooklinen has launched Limited Edition Classic and Luxe sheet styles give your bedroom the flair and softness it deserves. Shop now.

Made In's Bakeware

Made In has debuted a range of French Porcelain Bakeware. Each piece is offered in a pure white that can only be achieved with true porcelain, with a hand-painted colored decoration. Shop Made In here.

Efforless Composition's Coffee Table Sets

To help you take the guesswork out of styling one of the most important pieces in your home, the coffee table. Effortless Composition has curated the essentials to bring you a mix of statement and functional decor for your coffee table. Shop here. 

Founder Interview: Staci Inspektor, Atelier Saucier

Based in Los Angeles and founded by Staci Inspektor and Nikki Reed,  Atelier Saucier is a modern tablescape brand that makes sustainable and customizable linens. 

“Our ultimate goal is to change what the average person thinks about using table linens as part of their daily routine,” says Inspektor. “You can lay them out for a special occasion, but are equally ideal to use when you are eating pizza on the couch on a Sunday night.”

Read the full interview with Staci here. 

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